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Lifeline Haiti - 2010 Haiti Earthquake

Missionary School

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About this facility

Mission
Our first school was built in Chabin and was filled with 81 children in January ,2006. We have since built our second school in Chabin and are now providing 400 children with an education and much more. To see other schools that are in development go to our school locations map.
Areas served
Chabin, City Soleil, PaP, Gory, Basfrontal, Belo, Blassin Bleu, Camatin, Carfour Raymond, Savanette, Raymond, Anse A Pitres, Mapou, Baie D' Orange, Thiotte, Leogane
Service
Temporary

Notes

Immediate Relief Items Needed

Lifeline Haiti has Sea-Can containers that will be shipped directly to Haiti. We are hoping to fill these containers with food, emergency relief items, tools & supplies to help the people of Haiti and our organization rebuild. The following lists are opportunities where you can help.

Urgent & Immediate Needs:

-Blankets, Sheets, Bandages, Medical Tape, Towels, Washcloths
-Children's and Woman's Vitamins, Sanitary Supplies for Women, Cloth Diapers, Bar Soap etc.
-Crutches, Canes, Latex Gloves etc.
-Water Purifiers, Dry Protein and Vitamin Drink Mixes, High Energy Bars or and Dehydrated Food or Bulk Dry Food (lentils, beans, peas etc.) Industrial Size Cooking Pots
-Heavy Gage Plastic, Large Tents, Tents, Tarps or Lightweight Temporary Shelter Supplies, Lumber, Boxes of Nails & Screws, Hinges, Door Handles, Work Gloves, Dust Masks etc.
-Tote Containers, Duct Tape, Rope, Construction Staplers/Staples, Sewing Machines etc.
-Generators, Chop Saw Grinders, Come-Alongs, Sledgehammers, Hack-Saws, Bolt Cutters, Mortar Mixer, Brick Layer and Concrete Trowels etc.

Intermediate Needs

-Pallet Jack, Skid-Steer Loaders, Mini-Excavators, Motor-Bikes, Quads, or 4X4

NOTE:
from - http://haitianchildrenshome.org/school/about.asp
Joy In Hope has partnered with another faith-based organization, Lifeline Haiti, to establish a school sponsorship program for 16 schools. This partnership utilizes the Joy In Hope church buildings to offer schooling for local children. Over 3,300 students attend these schools and are provided with uniforms, books and daily lunches at no cost to them. Without education, most Haitian children are forced to continue the cycle of subsistence living experienced by their parents. Through this ministry, Joy In Hope offers them hope for both their immediate and eternal future.